isleman hat geschrieben: 7. Jun 2024, 09:10 Mr&Mrs Smith auf Amazon. Meine Aktuelle Serie auf dem Crosser, also alle zwei Tage 45 min, dafür ok aber nicht so, dass man mehr Sport machen will damit man mehr gucken kann.
Die Folgen ziehen sich immer ziemlich und am Ende der Folge wird dann schnell in 5min die Action abgehandelt so als wenn man gemerkt hat, dass man langsam zum Ende kommen muss.

chiki hat geschrieben: 10. Jun 2024, 09:36 geht mal Furiosa gucken, finde der geht leider total unter irgendwie

clayz hat geschrieben: 11. Jun 2024, 13:08 Der Film ist top und er ist ja ganz klar ein Pre-Quel zu Fury Road und spielt nur im gleichen Universum.
Phantastische Tierwesen ist auch ohne Harry und trotzdem eine gute Filmreihe.

clayz hat geschrieben: 11. Jun 2024, 13:52 Hier wirds ganz gut erklärt, was da schief läuft. Meiner Meinung nach kommt noch die ausufernde Laufzeit hinzu - i-wie erkennen die Studios das einfach nicht.
Du findest keine guten 90-105 Min Action Filme mehr (gab es früher viel häufiger) Alles muss Mindestens 2h dauern

https://screenrant.com/furiosa-mad-max- ... explained/

Warum hat er an der Kasse versagt:

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The first problem facing Furiosa has affected other 2024 releases like The Fall Guy. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the wait time between a movie ending its theatrical run and being released on digital is increasingly shortening. The Fall Guy's poor box office was capped off with the announcement it would release on digital only two weeks after releasing in theaters. This shrinking wait time is causing audiences to stop spending money in theaters in favor of cheaper, home-video options, which has evidently impacted Furiosa too.

Aside from wider industry problems, Furiosa's status as a prequel is likely a factor contributing to its poor box office. In recent years, prequels to giant movies simply do not have the same pull as they once might have. Some instances include Solo: A Star Wars Story and The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, both of which grossed significantly less than their other franchise installments. Furiosa is now following suit, with a prequel to Mad Max: Fury Road obviously not high on the list of stories general audiences desired.

One other element that could have worsened Furiosa's opening weekend was its competition. Although the only other film that was released over the three-day Memorial Day weekend was Garfield, this film appeals much more to families. Any family who desired a holiday weekend theater trip will have chosen Garfield instead of Furiosa given the latter's R-rating and the former's childlike nature. This was proven by Garfield's almost identical domestic opening weekend of $31 million across the four days.

Ist er wirklich ein Minusgeschäft - ja

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With a reported budget of $168 million, which does not account for marketing costs, Furiosa would have to make around $420 million to break even. This is now impossible considering the movie’s opening weekend and substantial second-weekend drop. Furiosa is shaping up to be one of the biggest box office bombs of the year, a disappointing result for a film that received strong reviews and revisited one of the most famous movie sagas of all time.